Apparently when Sheffield pop star in waiting Tiny Dancer – named after her childhood penchant for dancing about on tiptoes rather than the Elton John song – landed her first label showcase, she decided to theme it around her favourite horror film, Halloween. "I crawled out onto the stage then there was a Blair Witchy bit where the light would flash on and I'd be in one place; flash off then flash on again and I'd be somewhere else," she explains. "Then it stopped and all these label people were just sitting there going, 'er…' They looked quite scared." Thankfully one of the audience members that night liked what she saw and introduced Tiny to songwriter Wayne Wilkins, whose worked with everyone from Beyoncé to Cheryl Cole to Natasha Bedingfield. The pair immediately hit it off and set about creating what will be her debut EP, due out next month. As much influenced by Kate Bush as she is Gwen Stefani or Marina & The Diamonds, the aptly-titled Who Am I is a curious slice of clattering agit-pop finessed with a beautiful topline melody. For the SOPHIE MSMSMSM Remix – premiered here – the song is stripped back to its bare bones, rattling around a skeleton of sparse drum claps.